World News Roundup From Capitals Across The Globe
A brief survey of global events. Miners strike in France as Moeller mine workers walk out and others pause. France plans an independent Rhineland state if Germany refuses indemnity terms. Paris denies rumors of military activity near the Romanian border. French authorities pursue coal orders from Ruhr. Russian conscripts mobilized. U S officials clash over European policy as President Harding improves from grippe.
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Moeller
Buer
France
Rhineland
Germany
Paris
German Miners Quit Ruhr Pits In General Strike
Ruhr district miners walk out after 12 hour meeting in Essen with immediate effect. Berlin warns of prosecutions for coal transport to France as Thyssen and other industrial leaders face arrest in Mayence. Dortmund and surrounding areas halt all rail traffic while coke ovens workers refuse to report.
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Essen
Ruhr
Berlin
France
Thyssen
Mayence
Cuno
Fritz Thyssen
England
Mosul
Lausanne
Dortmund
Langendreer
Bochum
Recklinghausen
Slayer killed by a posse near Las Cruces after train escape
W. M. Sprague of Paris Missouri, a fugitive who killed Harry Turner El Paso and Herbert Brown Indianola and fatally wounded P. O. Cochran Branson, was killed by a sheriff's posse near La Mesa New Mexico. He was found without clothes after a 2 mile trek ending on a mesa rim. The posse opened fire as he confronted them.
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el Paso
Tex
W. M. Sprague
Paris
Southern Pacific
Lanark
N. M
Harry Turner
Herbert E. Brown
Indianola
P. O. Cochran
Branson
la Mesa
Las Cruces
Business Growth Evident in 1922 Close
Washington reports exceptional activity across all business lines for the closing month of 1922. Pig iron production hits a new 1920s record, coal and coke output rises, carloadings climb, silk consumption increases, and retail sales reach an all time high. Europeans show continued improvement except Germany, with gains in the Far East as well.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Europe
Germany
Far East
Germany Demands Reparations Over Rhineland Killing
Berlin through its charge d affaires in Paris demands reparations from France for the death of a German civilian killed by a French military patrol in the Rhineland last night.
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Germany
Berlin
Paris
France
Rhineland
Living He Is Legally Dead St Paul Minn Charles Von Ho
A brief legal notice from St Paul Minnesota records Charles Von Ho as legally dead. The entry notes the date and jurisdiction handling the matter and directs interested parties to respond via the appropriate court channel.
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St. Paul, Minn
Charles von Ho
Missouri News Nuggets Highlights Industry and Agriculture
The report covers International Shoe Company expansion at Higginsville with a new factory phase boosting daily capacity, Marshall plant production and payroll figures, and the Sweet Springs branch growth. It notes state fair finances, dairy cattle rankings, Missouri canners meeting plans, political shifts, and local civic developments.
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Marshall
International Shoe Company
Higginsville
Mareee Dae
Sweet Springs
Marshall Plant
Missouri
Jefferson City
Iowa
New York
Wisconsin
Texas
Illinois
Ozark
Missouri Valley Canners’ Association
Springfield
Missouri highway system rejected by government
Federal aid for Missouri highways is not approved as written. Secretary Wallace said aid will continue for five years to allow amendments. The Federal objection centers on state power to designate highway locations and funding for maintenance, with the Legislature too specific in locations.
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University
College of Agriculture
Agriculture Experiment Station
Agricultural Experiment Station
Association
Missouri
Congress
Senate
William Jewell College At
Liberty
A. Wakefield Staten
J. P. Greene
Dr. Slaten
Slaten
Baptist Church
Wallace
State Highway Commission
Brown
Mission
Hyde
State Commission
Federal Bureau of Roads
Department of Agriculture
Clerks Payroll Held Up by State Auditor
In Jefferson City the state auditor delayed salaries for Senate clerks after a disputed payroll list failed to name the clerks. Democratic Floor Leader Frank H. Farris demanded legal justification for the holdback while Hackmann claimed the House had identified the member responsible for clerks.
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Jefferson City
Hackley
Democratic
Frank H. Farris
Senate
Hackmann
House
Missouri blind pension fund faces major overhaul
Jefferson City reports that unless the legislature revises the blind pension law Missouri must find about 4.597 million to pay pensions now due and those estimated for 5,540 blind on the rolls. About 1.102 million was collected from the blind pension tax in 1971 and 1922 had contributed to the fund, but only 950 thousand could be used.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
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Riga
London Times
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Harding
White House
Grippe
Sawyer
State of
Arkansas
Little Rock
Department of Labor
Capitol
Harry M. Rose
Wallace Reid
Banksea Sanitarium
Hollywood
Cal
Wally
Government
Tuskegee
Ala
Melton
Coolidge
Glen Milner
American Acceptance Council
John R. Howard
American Farm Federation
Herrin
Howard Hoffman
Abel Wilson
Newberry
Fla
Wilson
Alton B. Baster
Amelia Day Campbell
Berkeley
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
Southwest
Arnold C. Dolde
United States District Court
Western District of Oklahoma
Wy “Onder
Shawnee, OK
Bowie County
Grand Jury
Texarkana
Henry Toussaint
Wichita Falls
Oklahoma City
L. P. Barry
Lawrence
Kan
F. C. Gregor
Harrison
Memel
League of Nations
League
Nicolai Lenine
Leon Trotzky
M. Kameneff
Council of Labor and Defense
Paul
Reinsch
China
American Relief Administration
Soviet Russia
Hoover
Liverpool
Russian Council of the People’s Commissary
Krupps of
Donetz
Russia
Paris, Missouri
Missouri News Nuggets
W. D. Smith
State Fair Board
W. H. Powell
Sedalia
Smith
Powell
State Tax Commission
State Board of Agriculture
A. C. Dingle
Moberly
C. D. Bellows
Maryville
Carrollton
C. F. Arnold
Edith Parker
Christian Church
Tokio
Kobe
Japan
Smallpot
Columbia
R. A Long
Kansas City
John Hansen
Wellsville
Coulter
Tom A. Johnson
Reynolds County
Joseph Lawson
Fayette
C. Kirtley Gillom
Culver-Stockton College
Canton
Callaway County
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Davenport
Fulton
Peck Doherty
Newport, Ark
Willem Corley
New Cleese
Trenton
Cornwell
Jackson County
Lincoln (Negro) University
Dent Page
Richmond
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Moberty Commercial Club
Het City
T. D. Manges
Jos. W. Mullen
Charles Kelly
BR. A. Curran
Joneph McElvais
Gallatin
Aesistant
Farmers’ Excheece Ee
Fimesce Commis Oat
Thv Highway Commission
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